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Case Files #243: Stuart Everett — Salford, England. Stuart Everett, 67, a retired civil servant born Roman Ziemacki to Polish parents who settled in Derby, was murdered by his housemate Marcin Majerkiewicz at the home they shared on Worsley Road in Winton, on the night of March 27, 2024. His remains were found at Kersal Dale on April 4, 2024, and at four more sites across Salford and north Manchester; only about a third of him was ever recovered. Because Majerkiewicz had kept Stuart's phone and kept answering his messages, nobody had reported him missing, and he was identified only after his brother Richard gave police a DNA sample. On March 21, 2025, a jury at Manchester Crown Court convicted Majerkiewicz of murder, and on March 28 Mr Justice Cavanagh sentenced him to life with a minimum term of 34 years, finding the murder was planned for financial gain. The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#StuartEverett #Salford #Manchester #TrueCrime #Solved #CaseFiles #Autopsyfiles #fyp

Case Files #340: Lina Sardar Khil — San Antonio, Texas. Lina Sardar Khil, 3, vanished on December 20, 2021, from the playground of the Villas del Cabo apartments on Fredericksburg Road, where she was last seen between 5 and 6 p.m. wearing a black jacket, a red dress and black shoes. The FBI joined San Antonio police in one of the largest searches in the city's history, and FBI divers searched the water near her home. No suspect has ever been named, and police have ruled nothing out. A reward of up to $280,000 stands. Lina would be 8 years old today. Tips: SAPD Missing Persons Unit, (210) 207-7660; San Antonio Crime Stoppers, (210) 224-7867; FBI San Antonio, (210) 225-6741. Can you help find Lina? The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#LinaSardarKhil #LinaKhil #SanAntonio #Texas #MissingChild #MissingPerson #ColdCase #TrueCrime #CaseFiles #AutopsyFiles #fyp

Case Files #339: Sebastian Rogers — Hendersonville, Tennessee. Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers, 15, went to bed at his home on Stafford Court in Hendersonville on the night of February 25, 2024, and by the morning of February 26 he was gone — leaving his phone, his shoes, his money and his medication behind. An Endangered Child Alert was raised to an AMBER Alert the next day, and one of the largest searches in Tennessee history followed: more than 2,000 volunteers searched roughly 44,000 acres, and no trace of him was found. The Sumner County Sheriff's Office says there is no evidence of foul play and that investigators are not ruling anything out; no suspect has ever been named, and the AMBER Alert remains active. The FBI offers a reward of up to $50,000 for information leading to his whereabouts. Tips: Sumner County Sheriff's Office, (615) 451-3838, or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, 1-800-TBI-FIND. Can you help find Sebastian? The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#SebastianRogers #Hendersonville #Tennessee #SumnerCounty #MissingPerson #AmberAlert #TrueCrime #CaseFiles #AutopsyFiles #fyp

Case Files #338: Zachariah Schuck — Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Zachariah Schuck, 32, a DoorDash driver and father of two, finished a delivery in Beaver County on the evening of October 22, 2026, told his wife he was heading home, and never arrived. His black Chevrolet Impala was recorded by a doorbell camera parking on Croxall Avenue in Hopewell Township at about 7:56 that night; a person got out and walked away, and that person has never been identified — police have not confirmed it was Zach. The car was found on October 24 with its keys in the ignition and its fuel tank empty. His phone's last location was near the Vanport Bridge, eleven miles away; it has never been recovered. Searches with drones and search dogs found no trace of him. Zach is six feet tall, about 160 pounds, with brown hair and green eyes; he was last seen wearing a blue and red flannel shirt, blue jeans, and brown boots. Tips: North Sewickley Township Police Department, 724-843-3421 or 724-843-8118. Can you help find Zach? The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#ZachariahSchuck #BeaverCounty #Pennsylvania #MissingPerson #TrueCrime #CaseFiles #AutopsyFiles #fyp

Case Files #336: Amanda Grace Blackburn — Indianapolis, Indiana. Amanda Blackburn, 28, a pastor's wife and mother, was shot in her home on Sunnyfield Court on the morning of November 10, 2015, while her husband Davey was at the gym and their fifteen-month-old son slept upstairs. She was twelve weeks pregnant; she died two days later, and her baby did not survive. Davey Blackburn was investigated and cleared by police. Three men — Larry Jo Taylor Jr., Jaylen Watson, and Diano Gordon — were charged out of that morning's string of break-ins. Watson pleaded guilty in 2017 and was sentenced to 29 years; Gordon pleaded guilty in 2018 and received 30 years. After two mistrials, Taylor was convicted of murder at a bench trial in September 2022 and sentenced to 86 years; his conviction was upheld on appeal in 2023. The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#AmandaBlackburn #Indianapolis #Indiana #TrueCrime #CaseFiles #AutopsyFiles #fyp

Case Files #334: The Wanda Beach Murders — Sydney, Australia. On January 11, 1965, best friends Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock, both fifteen, of West Ryde, took Marianne's four youngest siblings to the beach at Cronulla. That afternoon the two girls walked into the sandhills behind Wanda Beach and never returned; they were found murdered the next morning. Police interviewed some seven thousand people in what was then the largest investigation in Australian history, but no one has ever been charged. Detectives later considered Derek Percy — held in custody from 1969 until his death in 2013 over an unrelated Victorian case — a leading suspect; he was never charged. In 2012, cold case detectives recovered a weak male DNA profile from clothing Christine had worn. The case remains open, and is New South Wales' oldest unsolved homicide. Tips: Crime Stoppers NSW, 1800 333 000. Can you help solve this crime? The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#WandaBeach #Cronulla #Sydney #NewSouthWales #ColdCase #Unsolved #TrueCrime #CaseFiles #AutopsyFiles #fyp

Case Files #333: The Bricca Family Murders — Green Township, Ohio. On September 27, 1966, Gerald Bricca, 26, his wife Linda, 23, and their daughter Deborah, 4, were found murdered in their home at 3381 Greenway Avenue in Green Township, two days after Gerald was last seen alive putting the garbage cans out on Sunday evening. The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office conducted more than 400 interviews. Dr. Fred Leininger, the family's veterinarian, was named in the sheriff's files as a suspect and was interviewed by detectives, but he was never charged, and he died in 2004. Detectives say physical evidence from the scene was preserved, and the case remains officially open. Tips: Hamilton County Sheriff's Office, 513-825-1500 or Ohio BCI, 855-BCI-OHIO. Can you help solve this crime? The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#BriccaFamily #Cincinnati #GreenTownship #Ohio #ColdCase #Unsolved #TrueCrime #CaseFiles #AutopsyFiles #fyp

Case Files #332: The Robison Family Murders — Good Hart, Michigan. On June 25, 1968, Richard Robison, 42, his wife Shirley, 40, and their children Richie, 19, Gary, 16, Randy, 12, and Susan, 7, were murdered in their summer cottage at Good Hart, Michigan. They were not found until July 22 — twenty-seven days later. Investigators built a circumstantial case against Joseph Scolaro III, Richard Robison's senior employee, who had been embezzling from the businesses and was the man Robison spent his last day trying to reach. Prosecutors declined to charge him in 1970, citing the missing murder weapons and the absence of his fingerprints at the scene, and he was never charged. He died in 1973, leaving a note that admitted fraud but denied the murders: "I had nothing to do with the Robisons. I'm a cheat but not a murderer." Michigan law does not allow an open murder case to be closed, and the case remains officially open. Tips: Michigan State Police, 1-855-MICH-TIP (1-855-642-4847). Can you help solve this crime? The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#RobisonFamily #GoodHart #Michigan #ColdCase #Unsolved #TrueCrime #CaseFiles #AutopsyFiles #fyp

Case Files #329: Atlanta Child Murders — Atlanta, Georgia. Between July 1979 and May 1981, at least 28 Black children, teenagers, and young adults were murdered in Atlanta. Wayne Williams was convicted in February 1982 of murdering two adult men, Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne, in a trial built on probabilistic fiber evidence the defense attacked as statistical sleight of hand. Police then closed 23 more cases by attributing them to Williams. He was never charged with, or tried for, any child's murder, and he has maintained his innocence for more than forty years. DeKalb County reopened five cases in 2004 and closed them again in 2006. In 2019, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms ordered the evidence re-examined; in 2021, DNA from two cases went to a private laboratory. No results have been made public. The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#AtlantaChildMurders #WayneWilliams #Atlanta #Georgia #TrueCrime #CaseFiles #AutopsyFiles #fyp

Case Files #328: Babes in the Wood — Brighton, England. On October 9, 1986, best friends Nicola Fellows and Karen Hadaway, both nine, went missing from the Moulsecoomb estate in Brighton and were found murdered in Wild Park. Local roofer Russell Bishop, who had joined the search, was tried at Lewes Crown Court and acquitted in December 1987 after the forensic case against him came apart. In 1990 he was jailed for life for kidnapping a seven-year-old girl and attempting to murder her; she survived and identified him. After the double jeopardy law was reformed, re-examined evidence — DNA on a discarded Pinto sweatshirt and in samples taped from Karen's arm and sealed since 1986 — led the Court of Appeal to quash the acquittals. On December 10, 2018, thirty-one years to the day after he walked free, Bishop was convicted of both murders at the Old Bailey and sentenced to two life sentences with a minimum term of thirty-six years. He died in prison in 2022. The truth is in the files. At Autopsyfiles.org.#BabesInTheWood #Brighton #Sussex #ColdCase #TrueCrime #CaseFiles #AutopsyFiles #fyp